Eddie Howe seeks consistency as Newcastle faces Wolves on Sunday

Newcastle United has had a strong start to the season, remaining unbeaten in their first three matches, which includes victories over Southampton and Tottenham, along with a draw against Bournemouth. Manager Eddie Howe expressed satisfaction with the team's performance but emphasized the need for greater consistency as they prepare for a series of challenging away games. He noted that while the team has shown promise, they have yet to reach their full potential during matches. In a recent press conference, Howe provided updates on player injuries, particularly focusing on Joe Willock's recovery and Bruno Guimaraes, who was substituted during a World Cup qualifier for Brazil. Howe remains hopeful about Guimaraes' condition and mentioned that Willock has been training with the team, showing positive signs of improvement. Callum Wilson is still recovering and is not yet at the level the team had anticipated for upcoming matches. Emil Krafth has also been dealing with a problem but has recently returned to training. The return of Sandro Tonali, who has completed a 10-month ban for gambling offenses, is a significant boost for the squad. Tonali has performed well in his limited appearances and has recently played two full matches for Italy in the Nations League. Howe expressed optimism about Tonali's readiness and the positive impact of his recent performances. The manager's focus remains on achieving consistency as they head into a demanding phase of the season, aiming to build on their strong start and secure better results in the upcoming fixtures.